This celebration, which will be hosted at the Giovanni Caboto Club, includes a kick off for the Rotary at Work initiative. Hon. Onley will deliver the event’s keynote address.
The Rotary at Work initiative offers a solution, and encourages businesses and organizations to hire people with a disability. The program is gaining a lot of traction in the Toronto area. Business Leader Mark Wafer, who owns several Toronto Tim Hortons franchises, has hired people who have a disability. This business move has been met with tremendous success. Turnover in his business has decreased to 35% compared to the corporate average of 82%, productivity has increased as has greater staff loyalty and dedication; all contributing to cost savings and increased profits. Wafer will also share his experiences at the event.
Rotary is the world’s largest service organization with 1.2 million members. Rotary Windsor St. Clair is comprised of about 40 members from around the Essex Region dedicated to improving our local and worldwide communities by undertaking projects to address hunger, health, literacy, promote physical activity, and provide support to the financially disadvantaged in our community.
by Tim Fairhurst Biz X Magazine
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